Eleanor Spicer Rice
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first heard Sep 2026
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So one thing I love about cats and this happens with with dogs as well, but I'm gonna give cats as an example because of how we have uh have lived together for so long is that
They can tell our emotions.
So if you're feeling sad and
A cat
that loves you, the cat that lives with you, will come up and bump you, usually with their forehead.
And what most people do with that is instinctively, without thinking, hey, I'm gonna do this, they'll reach out and they'll pet their cat.
And when they do, the people start to feel get better.
And the cat will start to look at them and they'll blink at them really slowly.
And most pet cat owners who who are bonded with their cats will blink back at them.
And what's happening is the cat is releasing oxytocin, which is that hormone that mothers release when they're bonding with their babies.
It's it's the love hormone that a lot of people talk about.
But we are we sensing that and releasing oxytocin as well.
So on a chemical level, we are connecting with our cats and it becomes this feedback loop of feeling better that our cats can do for us and and and intentionally.
A a meow is not a meow.
Cats have a lot of different meows.
And cats that live in different places have different meows.
They they they teach each other meows.
Cats will chirp, they will chitter.
Um, there's a I'm and and humans that live with their cats can tell the difference between the meow, whether they've actually thought about it or not.
A human will know the difference between I'm hungry, give me food.
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